The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16
4r. Whidden, Chairman of the Committee on
State Affairs, reported favorably memorial to
the Congress OF the United State.
Mt I0nea called Nm Senate bill No LOG

correctly enEraSSeQ.
Senate bill No. 226 was passed.
Mr.. Orman, by permission, introduced the
following Resolucd, That the Recording Clerk
be allowed one or more assistants to help, dur
ing the remainder oi the session. in recording
the proceedings of the Senate.
Mr.. Walker. Jr. Chairman Of the Committee
on Enrolled Bills reported Senate bill M. 129
correctly enrolled.
House bill No. 344 was referred.
Sena,e Bills Nos. 207. 223, 313 and l were
referred
Senate bill No. 22e was passed over.
Senate bill No. 73 was passed
Senate bill No 239 was passed over.
Senate bill No. III was indefinitely post
poned.
Senate bill No. 241 was passed over.
House bill No. IA was passed.
Senate bill No 2O4 was read second time.
House bill No. 355 was passed
Mr.. Walker Jr.. Chairman Committee on
Enrolled Bills, reported Senate bills Nos. 28S
and l3O correctly enrolled.
Mr.. Whidden moved that the Senate go into
executive session agreed to.
The doors were closed.
The doors were opened.
Mr.. Stockton, Chairman Of the Committee on
Claims, reported favorably House hill No 267.
Senate bill No. 1877 was passed over.
Senate bill No PSI was passed over
Senate bill No. 179 was passed
MIR. Judge, Chairman Of the Committee on
Health. reported tavoraby House bill No. 216.
Mr.. McKinne, Chairman OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported adversely
Senate bill No 302.
Mr.. Stevens, Chairman of the Joint Commit
tee on Enrolled bills, reported Senate bill No
129 and House bills Nos 1914 1874, 1853, 172, f.
245 and BAT correctly enrolled
The President signed the above bills.
Mr. McKinne Chairman of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported adversely
Senate bill No 305.
Mr. Whidden moved to adjourn; agreed to.
THREE O'CLOCK Pm.
The Senate resumed its session
The President in The chair.
quorum present.
Mr.. Orman, Chairman Of the Committee on
Finance and Taxation, reported tavorably
House bill No 3l2
Senate bill M. 143 was passed.
Pending which message from the House an
nOunced the passage of House bills Nos BOB and
123 House joint resolutions Nos. l6 and Is.
House memorials Nos 2 and l also passed
House bills Nos. 154 27l and $50
Also that HE House has hal under cnnsdera-
ton House bill No. ia and concurred in Senate
amendments.
House bill No 50, and concurred in Senate
amendments
House memorial No. 2. to establish mil
line from Mariana Fla, |" Wewahitchka, Cal
y, L
House bill No. 27l was passed.
House bills Nos, $50 and SO, were referred
Mr.. Miller, chairman of the Committee on
Appropriations reported iavoraby House b.ll
No. 296.
Mr.. Wall, Chairman of the Committee on
Commerce and Navigation, reported favorably
Senate memorial 10 Congress for the establish
ment of tr weekly steam mai service between
Tampa ard Bonifacio also, Senate memorial to
Congress for permit to Joseph r. Jones and
Others to erect a wharf and warehouse on Null
let Key.
Mr. Delano moved to reconsider the vote by
which the amendment tn Senate bill No. sc Was
adopted agreed TO.
Mr. Mallory called up Senate resolution pro
posing an amendment to section l, article 49,
passed.
Senate bill No 2l1 was passed.
Mr.. Mallory, Chan man ot The Committee on
Judiciary. reported adversely House bills Nos.
225 and 301.
Also, favorably House bills Nos col also,
favorably House bill No 233
We, the minority OF the Judiciary Committee,
beg to differ with the report above, and recon-
mend that the bill do not pass.
Very respectfully,
ID. s. WALKER, JR.,
&. w. STEVENS,
OF Committee.
Mr.. Blackwell, by permission, introduced
tation in the Senate and House of Representa-
lives of The State Of Florida.
Mr.. Chandler, by consent, called up House
bill No 265, which was read second time, amen
ded and passed
Mr. McKnne, chairman of the Committee on
Privileges and EltctIons, reported favorably
Senate bills Nos. 303 and 304.
House bill No. 90 passed.
Senate bill No 230 WAS indefinitely post
pened.
Senate bill No 81 was passed.
House bill No. II was passed
Mr. Mann moved to take up Senate bill No.
140; agreed to.
Senate bill No 2a7 was ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No l42 WAS ordered engrossed
House bill No 115 was passed for the third
reading.
Mr.. Judge, Chairman Of the Committee on
Health, reported favorably House bill No. 1893;
also substitute for House bills Nos 140 and 14l.
Mr. Bryan. Chairman OF the COMMITTEE on
City and County Organization, reported House
bill No 202, with amendments.
Mr. Gaskns, Chairman OF the Committee on
Railroads and Telegraph, reported n substitute
for Senate bill No. 1874.
Senate bill No 254 was read second time.
Mr.. Stockton moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill
Mr. McMurray moved to adjourn; agreed to.
EIGHT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The Senate resumed It's session.
The President in the chair.
A quorum present.
Mr. Wall was excused on account Of sickness
Mr.. Orman asked that House bill No. 312 be
made a special order for $50; agreed to.
Mr.. williams, Chairman ot the Committee on
Engrossed Bills, reported Senate bills Nos. S6,
280, SO and 5 correctly engrOssed.
Mr. Judge, Chairman of the Committee on
Health, rep ,rted House bill No. 292 without
recommendation.
Mr. Mallory. Chairman of the Senate Joint
Committee, made the following report:
Your Special Joint COmmittee, appointed to
suggest TO the Senate what legislation relating
to provisions Of the New Constitution, should,
in their Judgment be preferred and passed with
as little delay as possible. b e leave TO report
that they have had the matter under advise
ment, and recommend that the following bills b.,
given precedence in consideration and action by
the Senate and House of Represen tatives, viz
Senate bill No. 100: Providing for the laying
of OF counties into Justices districts also,
Senate bill No. 259: Providing general law
for the organization of Criminal Cours of Re-
cord; also,
Senate bill Ne 161: Prescribing the duties of
State Superini endent of Instruction also,
Criminal Record for Duval county also,
Senate bill No 300: Providing rules OF plead
ing in County Courts; also.
House bill No. 1924: Prescribing bonds for
county officers; also,
H.use bill No $50: Providing for apportion
ment of representation In the Senate and House
Of Representatives.
The President ordered the call of districts for
consideration of bills
Mr. Gaskns called up Senate bill No. 1872.
Pending which Mr.. Stevens, Chairman Joint
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